Orpheus and Eurydice – by Nathaniel Choate
Orpheus and Eurydice Nathaniel Choate Bronze, 1952 Brookgreen Gardens (All images in this post by the Author: James L. Patterson)
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Orpheus and Eurydice Nathaniel Choate Bronze, 1952 Brookgreen Gardens (All images in this post by the Author: James L. Patterson)
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During the Renaissance period Kings, Princes and other aristocrats who had an intellectual and adventurous bent (and wanted to show off their sophistication and wealth), created what was known as a Kunstkammer or Wunderkammer – a Cabinet of Curiosities. What did those cabinets contain? Well, first of all, the word “cabinet” most often referred to an actual room – not a traditional piece of furniture. Nowadays we do have curiosity cabinets; small display units that
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One of the things that satiates my soul and ignites a spark of excitement, awe and wonder is a gorgeous and robust library. There are two reasons for this. The vision of a plethora of books ignites a fire within. I see the myriad of bindings lining the shelves and immediately imagine a wealth of knowledge, adventure, and discovery in their volumes! Each tome an element on the road to ultimate Truth. But books alone
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